Scuba in Turks and Caicos

According to an article on CaribbeanEdge.com, the islands of Turks and Caicos have a unique environment that makes scuba diving and fishing an amazing experience. Turks and Caicos is said to be surrounded by one of the most extensive coral reef systems in the world. The waters stretch 65 miles wide and 200 miles long and are considered premier diving locations. Some of the most popular spots to dive include Providenciales Princess Alexandra National Park and Providenciales Northwest Point. Of course, if you’re headed there to dive, come stay at Seven Stars Grace Bay Beach Hotel for a few nights. You’ll love the spectacular service, relaxing ambiance and luxury all around. The reefs in Turks and Caicos have excellent visibility ranging from up to 200 feet. When diving, you can expect lush flora, marine life, fish and mesmerizing beauty underwater. You can also dive around historic shipwrecks and fairly recent ones too. In the summer the water temperature is about 82 degrees Fahrenheit and in the winter, the waters are about 78 degrees. For experienced divers, the Columbus Passage is a popular spot to dive. It’s a 22 mile channel that separates the Turks Islands for the Caicos Islands. There, you can see eagle rays, turtles and dolphins.